Pelican Acres RV Park is an ideal spot for those looking for a convenient place to stay near Fort Polk and Toledo Bend Lake. The park is easy to access off of Hwy 171 and is suitable for large RVs. Although the sites are not particularly level, they are easy to turn around and the traffic noise is minimal. The park is suitable for a one or two night stay, but is not a destination location. The...

Walnut Hill RV Park is located in Leesville, Louisiana. The park offers full hookups, laundry facilities, and a playground. Activities include fishing, hiking, and swimming. Discounts are available for military personnel. The park has received positive reviews for its clean facilities and friendly staff.

The park is not big rig friendly and there is no wifi, but it is a good stop for overnight stay. This RV campground near Fort Polk offers short and long term stays and is suitable for an overnight stay. The sites are grassy, level, and have full hookups, though the sewer hookup can be a bit far away. The owner is friendly and welcoming, but the park mainly caters to long-term campers. There...

Hunter Camp is a primitive camping area located in Kisatchie National Forest. The camping area has a loop and a vault restroom facility. It is centrally located near the Ouiska Chitto Trail and the Longleaf Scenic Area. The Big Branch Trail runs right next to the camp. The camp offers camping, hiking, and nature viewing activities. The camp is located 7 miles south of Leesville on U.S. Hwy 171...

The Enduro Camp is a rustic campground located in Kisatchie National Forest. It has vaulted restrooms and no trash receptacles, so visitors are asked to pack out what they bring in. There is no water available at this site, so visitors should bring plenty of their own. The campground is currently closed due to hurricane damage.

Fullerton Lake Recreation Complex is a historic site that was once the location of the Fullerton Sawmill and community. The campground offers single and group day-use picnic facilities, camping areas for trailers, campers, and tents, fire rings, bank fishing, non-motorized boat launch and boating, hiking and biking trails, flush restrooms, water, and trash receptacles. Visitors can explore the...